Washington, D.C., July 4, 2025 —
President Donald Trump achieved a significant win when the House of Representatives passed his sweeping tax-cut and spending bill. The measure is set to become law after Trump’s planned signature on Independence Day.
The bill will give Trump billions in funding and legal powers to advance his domestic agenda. Key goals include speeding up migrant deportations, cutting taxes, and reducing health and food assistance programs.
Trump worked intensely behind the scenes, blending charm and pressure to win over lawmakers. His White House team made late-night calls and personal appeals to push the bill through.
Despite skepticism from some Republicans and the public, the bill narrowly passed with strong Republican support. Only two House Republicans voted against it.
Nonpartisan forecasters warn the bill will add $3.4 trillion to the national debt. However, many Republicans believe tax cuts will boost economic growth enough to offset this.
Polling shows mixed public opinion: 49% oppose the legislation, while 29% support it. Critics worry about increased deficits and cuts harming low-income families. The White House disputes these polls, citing internal surveys showing strong support for key parts of the bill.
Republican voters overwhelmingly support a strong president who can govern with minimal interference from Congress and courts. Trump’s victory strengthens his control during the final months of his term.
Experts say the legislation may present political challenges for Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections. Deep cuts and rising debt could motivate voters to seek change.
Overall, the bill marks a major milestone for Trump. It allows him to govern with greater authority and pushes his policy priorities forward despite opposition.
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